Retail & Shopping Parks located in Oxfordshire

Occupiers: M&S (Simply Food), Next, Boots, Sports Direct and Burger King. Adjacent to Tesco.

The Heritage at the Heart of the University City of Oxford is Oxford Castle Quarter. The site has served time as a Royal Castle and a Gaol but has now become Oxford’s Oldest New Quarter. The historic buildings have been restored and appropriate architectural additions have been made. A truly urban environment has emerged, with new and easy public access on all sides to reveal a host of exciting surprises. Apart from the abiding Heritage of the site, it offers many other facilities. Accommodation is provided in 40 unique apartments and, for the shorter term guests, Malmaison Hotel is crafted within the prison walls. Beside the restaurant and bars in the hotel, other new places to wine and dine have been opened – each with seating both inside and in the open air.

Bicester Village is the region’s ultimate shopping destination. Home to more than 130 fashion and lifestyle boutiques, each offers savings of up to 60%, all year round.

Bicester Avenue started life back in 1976 as a tiny nursery with a small garden centre and landscaping business. In 2005 work started on a major redesign to develop the site into one of the UK's largest garden centres. After nearly 2 years of construction Bicester Avenue Garden Centre reopened as part of Bicester Avenue, a new concept 'Home and Garden Centre' that has since become a massive success story, attracting literally millions of customers and winning two prestigious retail industry awards.

B&Q, former Halfords, Tile Giant and vacant unit(s).

The only retail warehousing in Witney, the 30,000 sq ft unit is currently trading as B&Q.

DEVELOPMENT

Tenants include: Frankie & Benny’s, Town & Counrty Bathrooms, Carphone Warehouse, Johnsons Dry Cleaners.

Two unit scheme on Southam Road.

Tesco store next to Oxford Retail Park.